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interf

v2.4.1

Published

Enterprise Readiness Protocol — validate readiness contracts, publish to registry, preview enterprise rollouts

Downloads

3,033

Readme

interf

CLI tooling for the Enterprise Readiness Protocol — validate readiness contracts, publish to the Interf registry, and preview rollouts across enterprise profiles.

The protocol itself is available as coding agent skills:

npx skills add interf-labs/enterprise-readiness-protocol

Commands

| Command | Purpose | |---|---| | npx interf | Install protocol skills to your coding agents | | npx interf validate | Validate interf.yaml against the protocol schema and canonical types | | npx interf publish | Publish readiness contract to the Interf registry (coming soon) | | npx interf preview | Preview rollout across enterprise profiles (coming soon) |

When to Use the CLI

The protocol skills (npx skills add) teach your coding agent how to draft readiness contracts and preview rollouts — no CLI needed.

The CLI adds:

  • Validation — check interf.yaml against the schema and verify canonical type mappings
  • Publishing — submit your contract to the Interf registry so enterprises can discover it
  • Preview — run rollout previews powered by Interf's execution intelligence

The Readiness Contract

name: crm-automation
version: 0.2.0
description: Automates CRM data entry and follow-up scheduling

requirements:
  - what: Read/write access to your CRM (contacts and opportunities)
    ready: We can create a contact and read an opportunity via API from our staging environment

  - what: SSO endpoint for our service to authenticate your users
    ready: A test user can log into our app via your SSO and see their CRM data

optional:
  - what: Webhook endpoint for real-time update notifications
    ready: We receive a test webhook payload within 5 seconds of a CRM update

The ready field defines what must be true — verifiable acceptance criteria for each enterprise dependency.

License

MIT — Interf, Inc.